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Strips cut by scythes crossword clue
S W A T H S
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Premier Sunday crossword of January 20th, 2013 other clues |
— Aviv |
Riddle, part 2 |
"The Core" director Jon |
Riddle, part 4 |
English miler Sebastian |
Reiner of film |
Number of cards in Livy's deck? |
— a limb |
With 15-Across, comic strip since 1957 |
Riddle, part 3 |
Admits |
Close male rel. |
Citizens' rights org. |
Letters before omegas |
Fork over |
No longer in the mil., say |
How- — (handy books) |
Perpetually |
London section |
Treatment regimen |
Metropolis on Hokkaido |
"... — quit!" (threat ending) |
Hokkaido, e.g.: Abbr. |
"— a Grecian Urn" |
It often follows "Co." |
Cheeky |
Suit to — |
Skater Slutskaya |
Riddle, part 5 |
"Ditto" |
Judicious |
Achieves |
Unwilling |
Jettas and Golfs, briefly |
Sneeze sound |
Breakers' radios |
LP replacers |
Jack of "Barney Miller" |
Jack of "The Great Dictator" |
Aetna rival, informally |
Drawing on |
Vast stretch |
"— the Lord my soul to keep" |
Madrid locale |
Principled |
Caesar's last reproach |
Within reach |
Recede |
Actress Laura |
Brunei locale |
A deadly sin |
Feigns |
Required bet |
Pre-Ayatollah rulers |
Holiday drink |
Bombeck of home humor |
Broadband inits. |
— -Cat |
No-brainer |
Yang partner |
Mel the Giant |
Recede |
Ready-fire linkup |
Kellogg's waffle brand |
Total flip-flop |
Streisand film of 1983 |
End of the riddle |
Stood in for |
Thrill |
Secret agent |
End-of-week cry |
Baby docs |
In the manner of |
— Romeo |
Bamboozle |
Outer onion features |
Hockey hero Bobby |
Riddle's answer |
Mask opening |
Part of many a sweatshirt |
A party to |
Thief |
Singer Baker |
Half a bray |
Jefferson, religionwise |
"Raggedy" playmate |
Male offspring |
Frequent fly-ball catcher |
Poseidon's realm |
Western resort lake |
Wear away by rubbing |
Cottony |
See 42-Across |
Splendor |
Carted off to jail |
Luminous radiation |
Et — (plus others) |
Start of a riddle |
Window dressings |
Send over a phone line |
"Game of Thrones" airer |
— Alamos, New Mexico |
Disregard |
Biblical witch's home |
Bummed |
"— Lips Are Sealed" |
Swiss coin |
Thin out |
"Girlfriend" boy band |
Bank offerings for autos |
Pupil of Plato |
1989-90 futuristic cop show on Fox |
Suffix with phenyl |
— together (assembled) |
Hopping Aussie critter |
Pie or tart |
Bed-and-breakfast |
Blood type, for short |
Peacock TV network |
Self-importance |
Machines with CPUs |
Decipher |
Rainbow, e.g. |
Subsequent interment |
Finn's floater |
Trendy antioxidant berry |
Prima donna |
"That's false" |
Elvis — Presley |
2009-11 crime drama on Fox |
Italian river |
"Diamond —" (Mae West play) |
Aversion |
At the drop of — |
Actress Rue |
Ratio of fast flight |
Spread of ideas, e.g. |
Not engaged |
Reviewed, as the books |
— Lederer, a.k.a. Ann Landers |
Plainly visible |
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